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- New Nintendo Switch 2 release of Hyrule Warriors: Chronicles of the Seal is now available, focusing on events preceding Tears of the Kingdom.
- Patch 1.0.1 addresses various issues such as screen blackouts, progress-halting errors, and battles not starting after GameShare communication exit.
- The update introduces a new shortcut for easier access to secondary quests via the Y button on the map screen.
- Players need approximately 40GB of storage space on Nintendo Switch 2 for the patch installation.
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New Nintendo Switch 2 Update for Hyrule Warriors Chronicles of the Seal – Patch 1.0.1 Improvements and Shortcuts
For fans of both Zelda and Musou games, the wait is over. After months of anticipation following its announcement by Nintendo and Koei Tecmo, Hyrule Warriors: The Chronicles of the Seal has arrived on Nintendo Switch 2. Five years after Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity, the Breath of the Wild prequel, this new installment focuses on the events leading up to Tears of the Kingdom. Upon booting up the game, players will be prompted to update to version 1.0.1, a day-one patch that addresses several issues. This update resolves a bug that caused screen blackouts and progress-halting errors when exiting battles during Time Counter animations. It also fixes an issue preventing battles from starting after exiting GameShare communication, along with other minor problems within Hyrule Warriors: The Chronicles of the Seal. Version 1.0.1 also adds a convenient shortcut, allowing players to press the Y button on the map screen to directly access secondary quests. The patch requires a substantial forty gigabytes of storage space on the Nintendo Switch 2. As we noted in our review, Hyrule Warriors: The Chronicles of the Seal is a worthwhile experience, particularly for Zelda enthusiasts.
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